Who will have the most.....
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1) Williams-going to be a beast on the blocks this year for us; teams are going to have to foul him to keep him from getting shots close to the goal and easy put backs from offensive rebounds
2) Eastern-taking it too the hole like he did toward the end of the season last year; continued improvement in his FT percentage
3)Haarms-see him being more aggressive in the paint this year; more FT opportunities
2) Eastern-taking it too the hole like he did toward the end of the season last year; continued improvement in his FT percentage
3)Haarms-see him being more aggressive in the paint this year; more FT opportunities
Since EB primary role will be as our FOURTH-string center, I'm thinking there won't be a helluva lot of free throws in his future.
Im pretty sure he will not be 4th strong center...He will need to play some 4 out of necessity.
Put another way, of all the lineup options at any given time on the floor @ the 4/5, our other 4 players will log more minutes than EB, therefor diminishing his FT opportunities considerably. ( think Haarms and Tre playing together a meaningful part of the time)
If EB is getting more free throws than Haarms; we are going to be in trouble. Proctor's stats shows that he is a very good free throw shooter; close to 80%. Here is my take....
1. Proctor
2. Eastern
3. Haarms
4. Williams
5. Wheeler
6. Hunter
7. Dow
8. EB
1. Proctor
2. Eastern
3. Haarms
4. Williams
5. Wheeler
6. Hunter
7. Dow
8. EB
Because without Carsen who do we have that can take to the hole and draw fouls.I'm hoping a couple of guys can step up.To lazy to look it up but CE might have had twice as many ft then the next player on the team?
Yes....and then some.....
Carsen Edwards 185-221 (0.837)
Nojel Eastern 65-100 (0.650)
Matt Haarms 66-95 (0.695)
Carsen Edwards was 34th in the NCAA in FT attempts and 19th in FT's made.
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